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Vietnam War Story

October 22, 2016October 5, 2016 Fred Childs Posts

Vietnam Veteran Rick Hazen of Medford, Oregon shares stories from his time serving in the Army: from his first engagement with the enemy to his witnessing of a mistaken napalm drop on fellow soldiers.

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